There is currently a significant amount of research being done using inquiry-rich curriculum materials. Many of the materials and resources are available online. The list was compiled by John Czworkowski of the University of California at San Diego. Please add other resources as you find them.

If you investigate any of these links, please add a sentence or two below the link on this page with your impressions about the resource. Thanks. - fogleman fogleman



Standards-Based Lessons


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Curriculum resources from AAAS. Science Netlinks offers standards-based lessons as well as many resources that can be used to address science standards in your classes.

MULTIDISCIPLINARY / INTERDISCIPLINARY / NON-DISCIPLINE FOCUS


Ed's Tools for concept inventory construction

The GLOBE Program

Investigating and Questioning Our World through Science and Technology (IQWST)

I worked on this project at the University of Michigan. IQWST units are targeted at middle school grades 6-8, and feature a physics, chemistry, biology, and an earth science unit for each year. The units are connected and sequenced to build students' inquiry skills (e.g. writing scientific explanations) and understandings of key ideas from each discipline (e.g. the particle nature of matter). - fogleman fogleman

It's About Time

Introductory Physical Science (IPS) (Haber-Schaim, Gendel, Kirksey, Pratt )

The Learning Team

MARS: Model-Assisted Reasoning in Science

Modeling Instruction Program at Arizona State University

The Molecular Workbench Project

The Molecular Logic Project

The Molecular Literacy Project

New York State's core science curricula


The River City Project

Project SCALE-uP curriculum units

Science in a Technical World (STW)

EARTH/PLANETARY SCIENCE


+GETIT (Geoscience Education Through Interactive Technology)

NASA Educational Materials

Center for Innovation in Engineering and Science Education



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